ITTA offers an Adobe Creative Cloud catalogue with the Adobe Creative Cloud – What’s new course. It covers recent contributions of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Acrobat software and their articulation within the Creative Cloud suite, use of Libraries, the move to Cloud Documents, integration of Adobe Firefly (generative AI), and inter-application workflow best practices. Audience: graphic designers, communicators, marketers, videographers already comfortable with one or more Adobe software. Sessions delivered in Geneva, Lausanne and interactive virtual classroom.
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The purpose of this training is to sum up the attendees knowledges about the recent collaborative improvements the last updates and upgrades of Creative Cloud has delivered.
Adobe Creative Cloud is Adobe’s global software suite for graphic, photo, video, sound, web and e-learning creation. Launched in 2013, it replaces the former Creative Suite (Adobe CS6 and earlier) by moving from the perpetual licence model to the subscription model with continuous updates and cloud services. Today, Creative Cloud regroups around twenty applications covering all creative trades: Photoshop (photo retouching and compositing), Illustrator (vector drawing and logos), InDesign (document layout and magazines), Premiere Pro (video editing), After Effects (motion design and video compositing), Acrobat (PDF), Audition (sound), Lightroom (photo workflow), Dreamweaver (web), XD (UI/UX), Animate (2D HTML5 animation), Captivate (e-learning), Substance 3D (3D texturing), and more recently Firefly (integrated generative AI).
The strength of Creative Cloud is not just the list of software, but the mesh between them. Adobe Libraries allow sharing assets (colours, fonts, logos, photos) between all applications. Cloud Documents enable collaborative editing and mobile access. Adobe Firefly integration brings generative AI into Photoshop (Generative Fill), Illustrator (Generative Recolor), Premiere Pro and Express. Adobe Fonts continuity (formerly Typekit) offers access to thousands of integrated fonts. Substance Materials enrich Photoshop and After Effects. It is this transverse articulation that justifies a global vision, rather than silo learning per software.
The Adobe Creative Cloud – What’s New course is designed for professionals already comfortable with at least one Adobe software (typically Photoshop or Illustrator), wanting to take a step back on the entire suite, discover recent novelties, optimise their inter-application workflow and adopt new generative AI capabilities (Firefly). It does not replace a dedicated software course (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects) but allows structuring a global vision, identifying novelties per software and positioning their use relative to the rest of the suite.
The Adobe Creative Cloud – What’s new course is a panorama of recent Adobe suite evolutions and their articulation. The programme covers the global presentation of Creative Cloud and its main applications, Photoshop novelties (Generative Fill, Remove Tool, neural filters, Firefly integration), Illustrator novelties (Generative Recolor, Retype, vector 3D shapes), InDesign novelties (advanced PDF export, Cloud Documents workflow), Premiere Pro novelties (text-based editing, AI Speech Enhancement), After Effects novelties (AI rotoscoping, improved expressions), Libraries (asset sharing between apps), Cloud Documents (multi-device access and co-authoring), Adobe Express integration for rapid uses and social networks, and inter-application workflow best practices (moving a logo from Illustrator to InDesign to Photoshop without losing quality). A section is dedicated to Adobe Firefly and generative AI: what is possible, prompt best practices, rights questions on generated images.
This course is the panoramic entry. To go further on each software, the ITTA catalogue offers dedicated courses. The root Adobe publisher regroups the entire catalogue (per software). Specialised courses cover Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Acrobat DC, Captivate, Animate and Dreamweaver. The graphic arts and DTP sub-domain regroups Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Acrobat training (DTP chain). The video-and-sound sub-domain regroups Premiere Pro and After Effects training (audiovisual chain).
Photo retouched in Photoshop, logo created in Illustrator, brochure layout in InDesign, PDF export via Acrobat. Understanding gateways between software avoids quality loss and unnecessary retouching.
Importing and rough cutting in Premiere Pro, motion design and compositing in After Effects, Lumetri grading, final export for social networks or broadcast. Dynamic Link integration between both software saves time.
Combination of Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign for large format print supports (banner, fair, packaging). Understanding print constraints and the graphic chain avoids bad surprises at printing.
Background image generation in Photoshop (Generative Fill), illustration recolouring in Illustrator (Generative Recolor), rapid visual creation in Adobe Express. Understanding best practices and rights issues.
Several trends shape Creative Cloud in 2026. Adobe Firefly continues to gain power with increasingly realistic models, and integrates deeply into Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro and Express. Cloud Documents and co-authoring enrich, bringing Adobe closer to a cloud-first experience similar to Figma and Canva. Integration between software (Dynamic Link, Libraries, Substance) continues to mature. Mobile uses (Adobe Express, Lightroom Mobile, Photoshop iPad, Illustrator iPad) gain relevance, especially for rapid communication and marketing profiles. Competition with Figma (UI/UX, Adobe attempted an unsuccessful acquisition) and Canva (rapid mass-market creatives) influences the evolution of Adobe Express and XD.
Do I need to know all Adobe software before this course?
No, but good knowledge of at least one software (Photoshop, Illustrator or InDesign) is advised. The course is a panorama, it does not teach initial learning of each software.
Does this course address Adobe Firefly and generative AI?
Yes, a significant part addresses Firefly and new AI capabilities integrated into Photoshop, Illustrator and Premiere Pro. Best practices for prompting and rights on generated images are addressed.
What is the course update frequency?
Adobe publishes major updates several times a year. Our pedagogical content is updated regularly to remain aligned with current versions and recent functions (notably Firefly and AI).
What profile to follow this course?
Graphic designer, communicator, marketer, videographer, internal communication officer, instructional engineer, content publisher, already comfortable with at least one Adobe software.
Our Adobe Creative Cloud – What’s New sessions are scheduled in Geneva, Lausanne and interactive virtual classroom with a live trainer. The format is discovery-oriented with demonstrations on each software and inter-applicability exercises (Libraries, Cloud Documents, Dynamic Link). For organisations equipping their teams in Creative Cloud (communication department, marketing, internal creative team, communication agency), we offer in-house sessions calibrated on your graphic charter, typical use cases and team level. Material modalities communicated by the education team in advance.
ITTA offers a complete Adobe catalogue covering all flagship Creative Cloud software via dedicated training, plus this panoramic global vision course. This dual approach allows creative profiles to build deep expertise on their main software while keeping a transverse vision of the suite. Our Adobe trainers are professionals active in graphic, video and e-learning production in French-speaking Switzerland, able to illustrate best practices with concrete examples from real production. Sessions in Geneva, Lausanne and interactive virtual classroom, in-house and inter-company.
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